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Flashback Friday: The Legendary Tom Cheek

July 26, 2013January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Baseball Hall of Fame, Jerry Howarth, Tom Cheek

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Many say that radio is theatre of the mind; it’s all about painting a picture for the listener.

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This is Rock Bottom for the Blue Jays

July 25, 2013January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter

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You thought back on April 12th, the possibility of losing Jose Reyes until the All-Star break was rock bottom?

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Maybe the Blue Jays Are Overrated

July 22, 2013January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Alex Anthopoulos, John Gibbons, Mark Buehrle

There are many words people would use to describe the 2013 incarnation of the Toronto Blue Jays.

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Flashback Friday: Carlos Delgado’s Excellence

July 19, 2013January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Acid Flashback Friday, Carlos Delgado, Flashback Friday, Level of Excellence

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Often times, we look at people, places and experiences from the past through rose-coloured glasses.

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The Uncertain Future of Josh Johnson

July 18, 2013January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Josh Johnson, starting rotation

He towers the mound at 6’7″. He weighs in at 250 pounds.

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8 Storylines from the Blue Jays First Half

July 15, 2013January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Adam Lind, Brett Cecil, Brett Lawrie, bullpen, Colby Rasmus, Jose Reyes, Josh Johnson, Munenori Kawasaki, R.A. Dickey, starting rotation, Steve Delabar

Last place in the American League East. 45-49 at the All-Star break.

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Flashback Friday: The 1991 MLB All-Star Game at the Skydome

July 12, 2013January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter All-Star Game, Cal Ripken Jr., Cecil Fielder, Flashback Friday, Joe Carter, Roberto Alomar, Skydome

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The Midsummer Classic; it’s where baseball’s brightest stars all shine for one evening, under one roof.

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Burning Questions: Johnson, Lawrie & Janssen

July 10, 2013January 29, 2023 Ian Hunter Brett Lawrie, bullpen, Casey Janssen, Cleveland Indians, Josh Johnson, Second base

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Hypothetical baseball question; would you rather have your team lose a close 10-9 game in extra innings, or one similar to last night where the Blue Jays were blanked 3-0?